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"To Play the Games"

A series of special weekend matinee screenings that celebrate the work of Native Americans in the movies—directors, actors, writers, and community activists.

All screenings are in the Rasmuson Theater (Ground Level) unless otherwise noted. All programs are subject to change.
National Museum of the American Indian
Independence Ave and 4th Street, SW - Washington, DC
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September 2007

NAVAJO PARADISO! Documentary Showcase

September 1, 2007

  • 1:30 pm - The Last Trek
    Discussion with filmmaker to follow the film.
  • 3:30 pm - Home
    Discussion with filmmaker to follow the film.

September 2, 2007

  • 11:30 am -
    The Snowbowl Effect

    Discussion with filmmaker to follow screening.
  • 1:30 pm - Weaving Worlds
    Discussion with filmmaker to follow the film.
  • 3:30 pm - Navajo Next Wave
    Please join us for a conversation with the filmmakers presented as part of "Navajo Paradiso!" to discuss the evolution of documentary filmmaking by Navajo filmmakers. Discussion to be held in the Resource Center on the Third Level.

ALWAYS BECOMING: Creating Art and Community

September 21 - 23, 2007
An exciting weekend of films explores the fascinating world of Pueblo art and culture. Presented in collaboration with the Always Becoming Sculpture Project.

August 2007

NAVAJO PARADISO! Documentary Showcase

August 18 & 19, 2007
  • 11:30 am & 3:30 pm - The Snowbowl Effect
    Discussion with filmmakers and special guests to follow the 11:30 am presentations only.

July 2007

THIS LAND IS ME

"The Trail of Tears: Cherokee Legacy"July 7 & 8, 2007

  • 1:30 pm - The Trail of Tears: Cherokee Legacy
    The July 7 screening to be followed by a discussion with producer Steven Heape, director Chip Riche, Principal Chief Chad Smith of the Cherokee Nation (Oklahoma) and representatives of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Nation (North Carolina). July 8 screening to be followed by a discussion filmmakers, tribal representatives, and authors of the book The Cherokee Nation and the Trail of Tears, (Penguin Books, 2007), Theda Perdue and Michael Green. Book signing to follow the discussion.

June 2007

ARCTIC SUMMER

June 16 & 17, 2007

"When the Season Is Good: Artists of Arctic Alaska"June 23 & 24, 2007

April 2007

Sunday, April 1 through Friday, April 6, 12:30 and 3:30 pm
Sunday, April 8, 12:30
Pepper's Powwow - Screening in conjunction with Jazz Appreciation Month and the Jim Pepper Tribute Concert.

March 2007

Monday, March 19 through Saturday, March 31
New Short Works by Native Women
- In honor of Women's Heritage Month, the museum presents a program of short films written and directed by Native women from regions spanning the Western Hemisphere.
12:30 pm - Smoke Break, Flat, Nganwendaanan Nde'ing (I Keep Them in My Heart)
3:30 pm - The Last Trek

December 2006

  • Friday, December 1, 6:30 pm, at the National Gallery of Art
    Jornals of Knud Rasmussen
    Reception and discussion with the filmmakers to follow the film.
  • Tuesday, December 26 - Saturday, December 30,
    12:30 & 3:30 pm, at NMAI Christmas in the Clouds

June 2006

December 2004 - Holiday Film Screenings
A program of family films features Native life and legends from the Canadian north.

Showing from Sunday, December 26 - Thursday, December 30:

November 2004

Showing from Monday, November 8 - Friday, November 12:

Image credit: To Play the Games poster; When the Season Is Good: Artists of Arctic Alaska

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